on 7/26/01 7:16 AM, Roger Shufflebottom at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't have a clue as to whether this will help, but a friend of mine had a
similar problem and turned out that he had used third party RAM rather than
something direct from Apple. Apparently the powerbooks don't like third
party RAM at all...Anyway, he discovered this by sending his PB to Apple (at
a cost of $500) just to have them remove the RAM and tell him to do it
again.
Good luck, Kim
>
> --
> I recently upped the RAM in my old 233 Wallstreet (12.1" screen). It
> now has 64MB in the bottom slot and 128MB in the top. It has started
> to fail to wake from sleep. Press a key, the disk spins for a second,
> the screen lights up but then it goes back to sleep. Try again, the
> same thing. Have to reboot. The only common factor to these
> instances is that I have lots of applications running at the time. It
> doesn't seem as fussy if fewer apps are running (and presumably less
> RAM is in use).
>
> Any ideas anyone?
>
> Roger Shufflebottom
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